It is for some people, such as those in the Midwest who saw snow in May. As Accuweather.com reported,
“Omaha, Neb., Mason City, Iowa, and Rochester, Minn., are but only several cities that have been clobbered by their biggest May snowfall on record. In many cases in the major cities in the Plains, those records date back to the 1800s.
“While snow is not unheard of away from the Rockies and northern tier states during May, it is the amount of snow and the extent of that snow that is so unusual. Snowstorms during May in the Midwest are typically highly localized.”
— Does the cool spring mean little because of so many other higher temperatures over the years?
— Or does it undermine the theory of global warming because it proves that temperatures can rise and fall in surprising ways?
— If the earth is getting warmer, what is the cause? Carbon dioxide emissions? Solar activity? Something else?
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